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Author: Church, Josiah.
Title: The Christians daily monitor to the performance of personal and relative duties With a resolution of some cases of conscience. Published for the benefit of young persons; By Joseph Church. Together with so much of Mr. Samuel Hierons catechisme, as concerns second table duties.
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Print source: The Christians daily monitor to the performance of personal and relative duties With a resolution of some cases of conscience. Published for the benefit of young persons; By Joseph Church. Together with so much of Mr. Samuel Hierons catechisme, as concerns second table duties.
Church, Josiah.
London: printed for Tho. Parkhurst, at the sign of the Bible upon London Bridge, 1669.
Subject terms:
Catechisms, English -- Early works to 1800.
Duty -- Early works to 1800.
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TO Mrs Elizabeth Papilion, Eldest Daughter to Mr Thomas Papilion, The Authour wishes increase of Grace and Peace.
TO THE READER.
The Christians daily Monitor. To the performance of personal and rela∣tive Duties, &c.
§. 1. Of Humility.
§. 2. The best Physitian.
§. 3. Successfull begging.
§. 4. The Heavenly care. From Dr. H.
§. 5. The Dutiful Aid.
§. 6. Of the Love of God.
§. 7. A Dialogue between a Minister and a Christian.
§. 8. How to preserve Love among Christians.
§. 9. The Spiritual Touch-stone.
§. 10. The seven last words of Christ.
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§. 11. The order a Christian is to observe in his walking every day: with an answer to objections, and encouragement to set about it.
Objections against this daily order in our Conversation.
The encouragements to observe this Order are these five:
§. 12. A Direction to Christians how to carry themselves in Evil dayes, especially in in times of fear and danger.
§. 13. A few Motives to young persons to be Religious.
Now let me add but a little Counsel to you, which if followed will do you much good.
14. §. The Character of a wise Chrishian.
§. 15. Why are those that have received Grace so troubled with distractions in holy duties.
The remedies against them are of tw sorts, by way of prevention, by way of care.
§. 16. brief consideration of that common di∣stress of conscience arising from fear that a man hath sinned the sin against the Holy Ghost, in three questions.
§. 17. The spirituals mans aime, or a resolution of an important and serious question, concerning our aimes and intentions, whether they be for God or the world.
§. 18. How must we carry our selves to God a our friend.
§. 19. Of the Providence of God in two cases, how it is abused, and how it may be improved.
1. Quest. How is the providence o• God is abused?
2. Quest. How providence is to be improved for the comfort of the Godly, in∣stanced in some common cases, may and do befall them.
1. Case is, Concerning the deadness and inefficacy of means.
2. Case. The crosness of events.
3. Case. The strength and successiveness of Afflictions.
4. Case. The blasting of probabilities.
5. Case. The pinching wants of our present Condition.
6. Case, Is concerning posterity.
to the reader
part 20
§. 20. 1. Directions for a mans daily carriage.
§. 2. The Magistrates Duty.
§. 3. The Subjects Duty.
§. 4. The Ministers Duty.
§. 5. The Peoples duty.
§. 6. Houshold Duties.
§. 7. The Duty of single Persons.
§. 8. The Duty of Neighbours each to other.
§. 9. A direction concerning Contracts.
§. 10. The Rich Mans Duty.
§. 11. The poor Mans duty.
§. 12. The Duty of Aged persons.
§. 13. The young persons duty.
§. 14. The Summe of All.
errata
Books to be Sold by Thomas Parkhurst, at the Golden Bible on London-Bridge.